I have address book with more than 1000 e-mail address. Bu some of them are
no good because user cancel it or change e-mail (some are older 10 year).
How to control witches are bad, so I can delete it. I can export it to text
file, and read it from perl.
Please Help
On 2007-10-03, Bond
> I have address book with more than 1000 e-mail address. Bu some of them are
> no good because user cancel it or change e-mail (some are older 10 year).
> How to control witches are bad, so I can delete it. I can export it to text
> file, and read it from perl.
Post the code that you've attempted to write, and perhaps someone can
help you. (Hint: the Posting Guidelines describe better ways of asking
for help.)
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At 2007-10-03 04:04AM, "Bond" wrote:
> How to control witches are bad, so I can delete it.
See if they wear black hats. I understand throwing water on them can
work too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:MargaretHamiltoninTheWiza rdOfOz.jpg
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On Oct 3, 3:04 pm, "Bond"
> I have address book with more than 1000 e-mail address. Bu some of them are
> no good because user cancel it or change e-mail (some are older 10 year).
> How to control witches are bad, so I can delete it. I can export it to text
> file, and read it from perl.
>
> Please Help
If you can export it to a text file and read it from perl the next
step is easy. Learn perl.
Bond wrote:
> I have address book with more than 1000 e-mail address. Bu some of them=
are
> no good because user cancel it or change e-mail (some are older 10 year=
).
> How to control witches are bad, so I can delete it. I can export it to =
text
> file, and read it from perl.
IMHO there's little you can do but to send everyone an email stating the =
purpose of the email and asking the person for a confirmation that (s)he =
would like to stay in your address book. You could then write a Perl=20
script to sift through your mailbox and gather those messages which=20
didn't bounce and where the person agreed to stay in your address book.
There are several mail related modules at CPAN. If you have problems=20
using one, write a small, self-contained program showing the problem and =
we'll see if we can help.
BTW I, for sure, won't answer that email. From the fact that you didn't=20
use a real name, I guess I'll be glad to fall off your list of "more=20
than 1000 e-mail address"es.
Josef
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